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Malawi’s debt trap swallows budget recovery

Malawi’s debt trap swallows budget recovery

by theinv | 27 February, 2026| Stories

Interest payments consume K2.8 trillion, about 43% of domestic revenue, as government earmarks K1.145 trillion.

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Malawi turns to Tourist Fees as Foreign Currency stocks plunge

Malawi turns to Tourist Fees as Foreign Currency stocks plunge

by theinv | 2 December, 2025| Stories

A cash-strapped nation scraps visa-free travel for 79 countries, including the US and UK, in.

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How Malawi’s trained Teachers sit idle while Child marriage accelerates School collapse

How Malawi’s trained Teachers sit idle while Child marriage accelerates School collapse

by theinv | 9 May, 2025| Stories

Thousands of trained teachers remain unemployed as IMF-imposed wage caps choke Malawi’s education system, deepening.

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